How to draw a birdbath drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
How to draw a birdbath is an easy project for the young artist and will give much satisfaction.Parents, home school families, and teachers may print a copy for personal and classroom use; just highlight the worksheet and the project notes and send to your computer or save them to your device.
To print the worksheet below, just highlight it and send it to your printer or save it to your device to print later. If you have problems, CLICK HERE to visit the how to print page for some suggestions or try the updated link below.
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| How To Draw A Birdbath Worksheet |
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Here are two links that may work better on some printers.
CLICK HERE for a link to a file in a portable format (PDF).
You may want to print the project notes below, too. Start by drawing a guideline down the center to give balance and to help keep things even. Then using basic shapes of circles and ovals, draw the top and base of the birdbath. All the top and bottom curves should match, so don't draw a curved bowl and straight lines elsewhere. The body of the pedestal is shaped like a teardrop. It helps to draw from the top down a little on each side as you measure against the guideline.
Add decorations, like leaves or shapes. Use a guideline to keep the decorations following the same curves as the top bowl.
Using shading will give the effect of the birdbath being round and three-dimensional.
Put the birdbath in a scene like a garden by adding flowers around the bottom. Put a wall or fence behind it. Add bushes behind the wall and trees behind the fence. Bushes and leaves can give a contrasting effect against the smooth stone of the birdbath.
CLICK HERE for a link to a file in a portable format (PDF).
You may want to print the project notes below, too. Start by drawing a guideline down the center to give balance and to help keep things even. Then using basic shapes of circles and ovals, draw the top and base of the birdbath. All the top and bottom curves should match, so don't draw a curved bowl and straight lines elsewhere. The body of the pedestal is shaped like a teardrop. It helps to draw from the top down a little on each side as you measure against the guideline.
Add decorations, like leaves or shapes. Use a guideline to keep the decorations following the same curves as the top bowl.
Using shading will give the effect of the birdbath being round and three-dimensional.
Put the birdbath in a scene like a garden by adding flowers around the bottom. Put a wall or fence behind it. Add bushes behind the wall and trees behind the fence. Bushes and leaves can give a contrasting effect against the smooth stone of the birdbath.
I hope you create a masterpiece.
